Ireland have become the latest Six Nations team to confirm their matches will be played in front of capacity crowds following the easing of Covid-19 restrictions.
A limit of 5,000 spectators for outdoor events will be scrapped from Saturday, paving the way for a full house at Dublin's 52,000-seater Aviva Stadium.
Whilst Prime Minister Boris Johnson had opted not to limit capacities at sporting events in England - Ireland, Wales, and Scotland had all imposed crowd restrictions in December and early January, with recent United Rugby Championship matches having taken place behind closed doors.
